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listen to the neighbor recount what happened. >> i listened to girls screaming. my neighbor come across the street and i'm wondering where he's going. he goes next door to my house and i look and i see this girl. and she is just going nuts on the door. i said what's your problem, are you stuck? just open the door. she said i can't. he's got it locked. and i looked how he had it, only enough to grab the mail and close the door. and naturally you are going to pry it open. that didn't work so we had to kick open the bottom and lucky this door was aluminum, it was cheap. she climbed out. we went to my house and called 911. when the police get here, she said there is three more girls up there. >> what was your reaction on the girls' faces? i can't imagine to see the sun light? >> i knew something was wrong when a little pretty white girl ran into a black man's arms. something is wrong here.

dead give away. dead give a way. dead give away. >> thank you very much for your time. >> either she's homeless or she's got problems. that's the only reason she run to a black man. >> you will get more from charles ramsey throughout the hour and the other dratmatic audio we have is from amanda berry. listen. >> help me, i'm amanda berry. >> do you need police, fire or plans ambulance? >> i need please. >> what's going on.

>> that was the call that led police to the cleveland home where the two other missing

women were discovered and a six-year-old girl who authorities believe is the daughter of amanda berry. tonight cleveland police are facing tough questions after numerous reports surfaced that they have visited the home where the women were being held in the past. neighbors told the associated press that they heard, quote, pounding on the doors and one saw a naked woman crawling in the backyard. they claim police came to the house but never went inside. for the latest on the situation we turn to fox's own, rick leventhal standing by. rick. >> we also learned that tonight cleveland police are reviewing the conduct of that 911 operator because of their failure to stay on the line with amanda berry until police arrived on scene. as you mentioned, we can confirm that cleveland police came to the house behind us in january of 2004 because of an investigation by the children and family services. apparently related to ariel castro's job as a bus driver. they came to the house, knocked on the door, there was no answer and they reportedly left.

but other neighbors claimed they called police on other suspicious activity over the years. one reported pounding on doors and another reported seeing a naked woman crawling through the yard and 8 months ago another neighbor said she was discuss special husband he pulled up in the school bus and went inside with mcdonald's food and several drinks. they came and told him not to park the bus there but never went inside. the police say there is no record of the particular calls. we can tell you the three brothers are all at county central prison. we are told they will likely be interviewed tomorrow and be likely charged by tomorrow night at the latest. and the three women are all home tonight with family members save for the first time in ten to twelve years. one other note, sean, the fbi's evidence response team is still on scene tonight, still going through the house documenting and collecting evidence and we are told also working in the

backyard possibly digging for other evidence. >> rick, thanks for being with us. joining us with the latest is former l.a. pd detective mark furman, and our annist and let me start but, mark. ten years, i'm sure there is a lot of reasons, they had the three brothers involved in the case. what's your reaction? >> well, you know, sean, when i hear this, it's bad enough when you have one suspect that actually imprisons a women and then you have multiple women and not one other brother but you have two and i kind of wonder what common thread these brothers have that taught them this kind of conduct that actually keeps them secret and keeps them using these women for ten years. i wonder if it was a father, uncle, friend or what. i mean, it's a horrific crime. the victims are going to tell the authorities exactly what took place for ten years.

>> yeah. well, i want to know as much as possible about these men. peter johnson jr., it seems like they were very close on a couple of occasions. your reaction? >> it's disturbing. there appears to be a lot of different reports, allegedly people being led around on leashes in the backyard. people at the window holding a child, banging coming from the house, and the police evidently responded but found no connection between the three women being held here for nine or ten years and those events. we know cleveland has had a problem in terms of missing persons unit in the pass. a 900 page report telling how they reformed their practices on investigating missing persons in cleveland. >> rod, from a police standpoint, when you hear that the police showed up, were there, and missed it, a lot questions are going to be raised in the days ahead. >> you are right.

from my standpoint the true american hero, as we know, is charles ramsey in this case. without hesitation mr. ramsey took action and because of his action he saved these three women. let me say this about the cleveland police department. i grew up in cleveland and i know a lot of those officers there. my family still lives there. very familiar with this area. just so the viewers know, the area where these girls are being held captive is very busy, moderate income area so it's not on the outskirts. about before we pass judgment on the police department, the main focus right now should be on whether or not there's any more victims out there. because i learned new information today, sean, in basement of the homes there's the letters rip written on the wall and that stands forrest in piece. is there somebody bury the in the backyard? >> pretty chilling and i'm sure we will know in the days ahead. why, mark furman, is there always this issue of close proximity? remember it was elizabeth smart

walking right through town at one point when they actually found her. in this case very close to where these girls were taken. >> sean, just imagine what the girls felt like. they are blocks away from their home for ten years and they are being held captive and in prison. missing persons, it's a difficult detective desk to work missing persons. 80% of missing persons are actually found, whether it's, you know, elderly or homeless or runaway child. you have to triage that. that's first. if there's no evidence, no witness of an abduction, no violence, no evidence of a struggle, there's kind of a limit to how far they can go before they get the next ten missing persons reports. so that's the catch-up investigation with a lot of these calls. they just can't keep up on them

forever. >> peter johnson jr., what are we looking at legally? >> we are looking at an awful lot. a lot of interrogation, a lot of investigation, a lot of different grand juries probably and a lot of internal looks at what cleveland was doing in light of this nine or ten-year inability to catch these guys if, in fact, they are the ones who will be convict the. >> rod, final word some >> cane tell you from reading reported to the police have continuously been looking for the three girls. the case that comes to my mind is the case of jeffrey dalher in minnesota when he was keeping the little boys. it was the same thing. police had been to that house. mark fur someone correct when he said these cases are very touch and go. from a police investigator's standpoint they can be kind of touchy but i think the police department will continueally investigate it and find out if anybody else is involved.

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>> this is a fox news alert. three ohio women are finally safe tonight after being held captive in a cleveland home for nearly a decade. joining me live from the scene is cleveland city council member brian kummins. he was at the hospital last night and he's spoken to a number of neighbors today. welcome to the program. >> good evening. >> i know a lot of the neighbors are happy. we have to worry about the long-term impact effect, difficulties, trauma that these

girls have faced. what are the people saying about the neighborhood? what are people saying about the castro brothers? >> well, you know, things have turned quite quickly from overjoy, population generally speaking, to concern, frustration that we weren't getting reports quick enough. there is actually kind of returning to joy and really hoping that these victims can recover. there's a lot of effort and discussion in the street about what it's going to take for them to get the proper counseling, the support. we are setting up a bank account hopefully tomorrow in terms of a donor's fund. it's really moved from overjoy, frustration, anger. we are really on kind of a roller coaster here. >> what are people saying about the day-to-day, i mean, i have neighbors talking about the castros, especially the one brother in particular, that he was going to local bars, local restaurants, singing karoake,

hanging out with ariel castro, that he seemed ordinary, in this is a shock to people. what are you hearing? >> yes, we are hearing the same thing. there are some legal records relative to his activities years ago in terms of potential violence, domestic violence, et cetera. that's coming out in the media reports right now. castro family itself, you asked, just at the corner of the street up here is sethy castro, a rock of the community, one of the first my grants to come from port -- puerto rico and he's devastated relative to his nephews being involved in this case. i think it's actually one part of the issue of the investigation, is that there is a lot -- a lot of family and a lot of records that the list are going through right now.

>> thanks for being with us. we appreciate it. we will talk to one of the neighbors in a little while. first joining me on the phone to update us on the condition of the three victims, a spokesman for the metro health medical center where they were treated." dr. christine alexander is with us. thanks for being on board. >> thanks for inviting me. >> what can you tell us about the condition of the three girls? >> at this point, as i'm sure has been mentioned throughout the day, the intimate degov burned the hippa laws. they were brought to the emergency department after anywhere arc usually escaping and being discovered and they were seen, evaluated and treated and discharged from our system. as of this morning, early morning hours, they have been released from the system. >> we are going to talk to some medical experts coming up later

about issues like posttraumatic stress disorder, the trauma they have been through, the long period of time. all these things that these girls now are going to have to go through in their readjustment. is there anything that we can say in terms of how happy they were? was there an appearance of relief in terms of the girls, this horrible chapter living had this house of horrors now being over? >> i was not the physician who treated them directly when they were in the emergency department. but i think, you know, having dealt with these situations over time, i think the emotions really run a full gamut. there is anything from relief to anger to joy, you know. it really is a whole variety of emotions that people will experience. you know, we see a lot of trauma patients in our hospital, we are the regional trauma center. we see people emotional,

physical, rapes, et cetera and we are used to taking care of people who have undergone a variety of trauma and the responses to that really are varied. some of it relates to what were they like as people before they had this experience, what they experienced while they were in captivity, and that really shapes how they respond to it. go ahead. >> all right. i appreciate it, doctor. thank you for your insight. thank you very much. when we come back, a neighbor who knew the perpetrator, saw him out often in town. we will give you insight into who the person was. and next, how are the suspects in ohio able to conceal the three women for almost a decade. we have a panel of experts weighing in. tonight fox news has obtained written testimony of what the whistleblower will say tomorrow at the blockbuster benghazi hero.

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>> this is a fox news alert. we continue to follow the breaking developments out of ohio where three girls were found alive after going missing nearly a decade ago. now one day into the investigation police are looking into how the women were held captive for so long. joining me now to analyze the fact, bill stanton,

psychotherapist mr. ludwig and stacy. guys, good to see you all. you wonder, posttraumatic stress disorder, stockholm syndrome, and i'm not judging this, but if they had a chance to leave, maybe they don't know what to do because they have been so traumatized. >> absolutely. >> such a horrific crime committed against them. >> and obviously there was sexual abused, they could have been physically abused, they could have been threatened that their families would be harmed if they tried to get out. there's a learned helplessness that happens when you are abduct the. >> and none of which is their fault. >> this is an appropriate psychological response to an unusual and cruel and sadistic situation. >> how difficult will the transition be for them to get, quote, a normal life again? ten years, is it possible? >> this will be with them the rest of their lives. when someone is abducted, it

impacts them mostly psychologically. but it will be a process. they can do it through therapy where they learn to replace the idea that, you know, the world is not safe and over time they can adjust their world view. >> i don't know -- i don't know how -- i don't know how you recover from this. >> there is a resiliency. they really advise therapy, getting in touch with spiritualism. over time, with time, you can get reengaged in life. >> hang on one second. randy zimmerman is standing by at the scene. he's a neighbor and lived near the suspect's house. randy, thank you for being with us. >> how are you doing? >> now, you live near the house. tell us what you know about ariel castro or the other brothers. >> well, i lived up on a street right there on 100th, between 100th and 105 and lorraine and i dj out in the city of

cleveland. my kids, i have 11 children, a couple of them know the girls. and back when this all took place i had -- the one guy that they were living in his house from the bar scene. different bars throughout the city that he had went to. at a police diagonal from burger king where amanda berry worked, we were in there in there one night and the subject came up about amanda and i said my kids new her, but i said there's three of them that are gone and they are all from the same area. i said this ain't a random thing, this is somebody that is taking all the girls. >> and you also saw this guy -- >> sure enough. >> you saw castro, apparently he went to the same bars, restaurants, a karoake bar you have been quoted where you saw him? >> absolutely.

he's been to combinations, he's been to the beehive, and i've seen him off and on. not a buddy type thing but when you see people in the bars you shake their hands,, what's up, how are you doing, stuff like that. and to be honest with you, you would never have expected him to have done or even to be doing anything like this. he wasn't an ugly guy so you would never think that anything that he did -- that he did something like this. put it that way. >> when you saw him what did you think of him? what can you tell us about him? what was he like when he was out and about? >> a friendly guy. he drank with his friends and they danced. you know, he danced with other people, other girls. like i said, nothing ever let on that, you know, anything like that was even possible. that's how it is in this world. you never know.

>> that bar was located directly across the street from burger king from amanda was taken? >> yeah. it's a restaurant that is open -- used to be open 24 hours. they still might be. everybody, when they left the bars, would go to demitri's or there was a couple other spots but demitri's was diagonal from burger king. >> and your children also went to school with amanda and the other two, correct? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> what did they say about the girls? >> they liked them. my son, brian, talked about her. my daughter rochelle and crystal and a couple other ones, they said, dad, we know these girls. so with them telling me different things and how the girls were, you know, loveable, kind, sweet, that sort of thing, and then what you hear on the news and what people say, it's like, you know, it's

unbelievable. because i can't see them getting in a vehicle without at least knowing the person, you know what i'm saying? if you hear my kids talk, that's the type of girls they were. so knowing that, and when the subject came up in demitri's about all that was going on, that's why i had said it's got to be one person. it can't be no two, three, four different people. it had to be one person that had these girls. >> randy, thanks so much for being with us. >> i'm glad i was right. >> i'm glad we found them. i wish we had found them earlier. obviously it will be very tough for them. appreciate it. let me ask you, bill stanton, you are hearing all about these guys. it's almost hard to believe. you have followed a lot of tough cases in your life. how hard will it be for these girls? >> i look at them almost as p. o. w.s. ten years. already knows the atrocities put on them, the filth and the three of them.

and they felt they were doing these girls a favor but they are filth in my opinion. i disagree with dr. ludwig that they will get rehabilitated anytime soon. >> i didn't say anytime soon, i said it was possible over time. that anytime soon. >> possible over time with a lot of therapy. >> with a lot of therapy and help. >> human interaction, a normal relationship. it will be very hard. my apology. >> it will be challenging. >> you come at this from a criminallologist standpoint. obviously a lot of crimes have been committed here. >> correct. >> what are they looking for? what are list look for in terms of the case? it's obvious that they are guilty. >> we have to keep saying alleged until things shake out. i'm very interested in the interrelationship between these three brothers. we have the number one suspect, mr. ariel castro, but we have two brothers. that in first they all knew about it.

maybe there's three victims and three suspects. maybe each one of them had their girl? we've seen this with sexual captives in the past. the captors look at them, if you will forgive the phrase, sex on a shelf. it's there for them whenever they want t they can ignore it, they can keep it chained up and it's easier than buying it off the street. and after a while a certain amount of comfort with that lets them give the girls more freedom. we've seen this before and they count ton that stockholm syndrome. they count on the idea they have completely tortured the girls into submission to give them more and more freedom. it's a miracle that amanda berry had a psychological snap where she broke from that. >> it's difficult. but i don't think people understand. i think you are really right, this is like being a prisoner of war, and they are so psychologically beaten down it took a great act of courage for her to push out of there. >> what will be interesting to see is the protocols over the

ten years, what parameters they had, how strict it was. >> i don't know if i want to hear it. i don't know if the public needs to hear it. >> we need to know that this is happening in all kinds of socioeconomic climates. >> mostly poor. >> mostly poor and vulnerable victims. >> and it happens in the white, upper middle class. >> and most important is the bad guy doesn't always look like a bad guy. >> it could be the guy next door. >> and he might be likable. >> guys, thank you all. appreciate it. we will continue to follow the story. also ahead mark sanford wins in south carolina. we will check in with karl rove. also fox news has obtained tonight what the whistleblowers will be saying during tomorrow's explosive benghazi hearings. when we come back, the father of tyrone woods. remember he was a brave hero and one of the brave americans sadly killed in the benghazi terrorist attack. ice father joins us in studio. also tonight we are getting

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>> welcome back to "hannity." now fox news has obtained written testimony from two of the three benghazi whistleblowers ahead of tomorrow's explosive hearing. as we've learned, one of the men, greg hicks, who has sevenned as a foreign service diplomat for more than 20 years will start his prepared remarks by saying, quote, i am a career public servant. until the aftermath of benghazi, i loved every day of my job."

someone who be in attendance tomorrow, mr. woods. he's here. mr. wood, how are you? good to see you. >> sean, it's good to see you. >> go ahead. >> before we start this, i just want to give you a gift. and this is appreciation for everything that you have done for our family. >> and this is your son, a navy seal, who stood against orders and went to save, and he did save the lives -- he was at the cia, he was not at the embassy, and he went and saved the lives of -- >> 30-some people. >> that's correct. >> exactly. >> i'm honored you gave me this. girls, i know you loved your brother. it has taken as you long time to get here, a real long time. where do you stand now? i have not spoken to you in a while. >> well, it's seven or eight

months since this has happened. really, until this last week, we haven't known anything more about what happened than we did back then. finally things are happening in washington d.c. we have several committees of that been formed who are getting the facts out. you may not know this, but a couple weeks ago there were 700 former special forces people who took us back to washington d.c. for three days. we met with congressmen and senators. these were all good men. encouraging them to have these hearings. and what our message to them was so far we don't have any real credible evidence. you know, i'm an attorney, retired attorney. and it's been all hearsay testimony. it hasn't been any firsthand. it's just been paper testimony, reports that were written, things like that. >> but they have been putting obstacles in front of these guys. let me play something that hillary clinton said when she

testified, quote, what difference does it make. let me role this tape. >> the fact is we have four dead americans. was it because after protest or was it because of guys out for a walk one night that decided they will go kill some americans. what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again. >> does it make a difference to know the truth? >> sean, hillary, she asked a question. if she asked that question of me, you know for six years i was an administrative law judge, and credibility is the issue. i would say what difference does it make? credibility. because in a courtroom situation, we have a rule that says if a person's testimony is proven to be false in any part, the rest of their testimony is to be disregarded on that subject, and that's basically what we have here. the difference is credibility. >> they screwed up. they denied the request, the multiple requests for help

before this attack. apparently help was denied during the attack. >> that's correct. >> and people like your son were told to stand down, but even outside help, they had a c-130 waiting in trip -- tripoli. >> that could have saved his life and prevented injury to the 30 other people there at the consulate, americans on american soil. >> who do you blame at this point? >> like i say -- >> who are you most angry at? >> no, let's put it this way. no, i'm really not angry, i've forgiven. >> i'm angry. sorry, i am. >> and i'm trying to keep away from being political as much as possibility. it's difficult to bifurcate those two issues. but i think there is two questions. one is the most important question is why? we need to know why the decision was made so that this won't happen in the future again. of course, you need to know who

so you can ask the why question. but the why question, i think that, for the benefit of americans, need to be answered. >> when we see these talking points in their original form, they knew the truth from the getgo. and they altered them to impact an election. you have seen the altered talking points. you know what the original talking points were. thankers me that we were lied to -- angers me that we were lied to so some people can hold on to power. >> i don't want to get into that. but it would be nice if, when politicians speak, you wouldn't have to say, well, are they telling the truth or how much of this is true? you shouldn't have to weigh it. truth is always the best and the most powerful way to express something. >> we haven't gotten the truth. now, you are going to come back tomorrow after the hearings. >> there is a hearing tomorrow. we will be there. this is what we've been waiting for in washington d.c. >> tomorrow night i'm dying to know what you think after hearing these. i have a pretty good preview of

what is coming. girls, i know you miss your brother. every day. by the way, you did this for me. thank you very much. i'm very honored. and i want to move in with you guys in hawaii. now, you are all coming back tomorrow fight? >> yeah. >> see you then. i'm very sorry again about the loss of your son. he's a true hero. >> he was. and there's a thousand more people like him in the military every day. >> we are blessed. thank you. >> thank you. >> we have news out of south carolina tonight. mark sanford won his special election for south carolina's first congressional district. we will get karl rove's reaction. also the reaction to the benghazi hearings that will be held tomorrow. and you picked the video of the not bad. this tree has deep roots, strong limbs... things are pched and not pinned. nicely done. thboys love it. they are up there day and night. well that might be because y overlooked one thing... what? it looks into your neighbor's window.

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>> this is a fox news alert. the results are in from the special election fillets south carolina's first congressional district. the a. p. is reporting that former governor mark sanford has won, easily defeating his democratic opponent, elizabeth colbert busch, who, by the way, go back about maybe threert. weeks ago, mark sanford was down by quite a big margin. >> the anecdotal evidence is it turned around last week. he made it clear nancy pelosi was trying to spend $1 million-plus in the district to take it away. and also it turned out that colbert busch, the democratic candidate, turned out to be

weaker than thought z clammed up, disappeared, refused to talk about the issues. she eventually put herself out on the campaign trail by a four day bus trip but by that point people thought she was probably not up to the job. >> she was running from congressional democrats. is this a things to come in 2014? >> probably not. remember, this is a very republican district. mitt romney won it by 18 points. mark sanford won it by half that margin. there was a negative impact of his, you know, of his misdeeds in the past, his relationship with an argentine woman and misleading people where he was, he was on the appalachian trail. all of that hurt him. but she knew the only way she had a shot was to portray herself as an independent, moderate, conservative democrat,

but sort of hard when your brother is stephen colbert. and they have a lot of members in their family and they aren't all as goofy and liberals he is. >> tomorrow's hearings could define the obama presidency. i don't think i'm overstating it. what are your thoughts? >> we have two witnesses tomorrow that we have some sense of the direction of what they might say. we have a state department official and a counterterrorism section who says -- who apparently will say they were cut out on the night of september 11th from doing their jobs. and we have the deputy chief of mission in libya, mr. hicks, who is going to tell us why the military -- the africa command did not authorize, you know, the deployment of any assets to help

our men under fire. and this is going to be revealing. but it's going to be interesting. so far this is going to point, i think, tomorrow to the state department and failures inside the state department and point to failures within the military chain of command, and particularly african command. why weren't assets deployed from the region, why didn't they put aircraft into the air, why weren't things done? but interestingly enough, we won't hear tomorrow about president obama. we already know from testimony from the secretary of defense that he told the president at 5:00 in the afternoon in the oval office and that was the last he was involved with it until the next morning. >> all right. karl rove, we will be watching very closely. we will have full coverage of that. karl rove, the architect, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, sir. >> coming up, the results of in. which of those three videos you choose as the hannity video of the day. was it the video of the professor bashing conservatives or the 7-year-old for holding or the 7-year-old for holding his pencil like a gun or the i woke up with this horrible rash on my right side.

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siemens. answers. >> welcome back to "hannity." the wait is finally over. it's time to find out what video, you, the viewers, chose as the video of the day. the winner happens to be a hannity exclusive. it was sent to us from our friends at campus.org. a college professor at the university of southern california caught on tape bashing conservatives and frankly anybody else he disagrees with. what you are about to see remember is happening in classrooms all across america. here it is, your choice, our videotape of the day.

>> more college indoctrination. that was pretty unbelievable. if you want to see it go to hannity live and that's all the

time we have tonight. thanks for being with us. greta is next to go on the record. we will see you, god willing, back here tomorrow night. >> this is a fox news alert. tonight we are live in cleveland, ohio, just feet from the house where three girls, now women, spent a decade held captive. right now all three women are back with their families but only after making a daring escape. >> 911. >> what's your address. >> 2207 seymour avenue. >> looks like you are calling